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This article provides a detailed description of the syntactic and semantic properties of the degree term  bien  in Spanish, which appears in expressions such as  un jugador bien alto , and proposes a novel analysis that captures those properties. We propose that  bien  is a degree operator that is generated as a Deg head and binds the degree argument of a gradable adjective by means of an evaluative predicate we label GOOD. We define a “good degree” as one that evaluates a property with respect to a comparison class that exceeds a prototypical or expected standard.  Un jugador bien alto  is a player that is tall in a way that exceeds a prototypical or expected way of being tall for a player. It is argued that such an analysis not only accounts for the mixed set of properties that  bien  has, which overlap with certain degree modifiers, elatives and exclamatives, but does so in terms of a manner component (the predicate GOOD), which is part of the lexical meaning that  bien  has maintained in its evolution from manner adverb to degree term.

Una “buena” manera de hablar acerca de grados: bien con adjetivos en español